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Robert Kemp Philp
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2073.
Broth.
Broth,
made
of
mutton,
veal,
or
chicken,
with
stale
bread
toasted,
and
broken
in,
is
safe
and
wholesome
for
the
dinners
of
children
when
first
weaned.
2074.
Milk.
Milk,
fresh
from
the
cow,
with
a
very
little
loaf
sugar,
is
good
and
safe
food
for
young
children.
From
three
years
old
to
seven,
pure
milk,
into
which
stale
bread
is
crumbled,
is
the
best
breakfast
and
supper
for
a
child.
2075.
For
a
Child's
Luncheon.
Good
sweet
butter,
with
stale
bread,
is
one
of
the
most
nutritious,
at
the
same
time
the
most
wholesome
articles
of
food
that
can
be
given
children
after
they
are
weaned.
2076.
Milk
Porridge.
Stir
four
tablespoonsfuls
of
oatmeal,
smoothly,
into
a
quart
of
milk,
then
stir
it
quickly
into
a
quart
of
boiling
water,
and
boil
up
a
few
minutes
till
it
is
thickened:
sweeten
with
sugar.
Oatmeal,
where
it
is
found
to
agree
with
the
stomach,
is
much
better
for
children,
being
a
mild
aperient
as
well
as
cleanser;
fine
flour
in
every
shape
is
the
reverse.
Where
biscuit-powder
is
in
use,
let
it
be
made
at
home;
this,
at
all
events,
will
prevent
them
getting
the
sweepings
of
the
baker's
counters,
boxes,
and
baskets,
All
the
waste
bread
in
the
nursery,
hard
ends
of
stale
loaves,
&c.,
ought
to
be
dried
in
the
oven
or
screen,
and
reduced
to
powder
in
the
mortar.
2077.
Meats
for
Children.
Mutton
and
poultry
are
the
best.
Birds
and
the
white
meat
of
fowls
are
the
most
delicate
food
of
this
kind
that
can
be
given.
These
meats
should
be
slowly
cooked,
and
no
gravy,
if
made
rich
with
butter,
should
be
eaten
by
a
young
child,
Never
give
children
hard,
tough,
half-cooked
meats,
of
any
kind.
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